Robust enrollments aside, the same conversation about the role of the arts and humanities preoccupies the world of continuing education.
After years of robust growth, enrollment is flat or declining at many institutions, particularly in the Northeast and Midwest.
Her school, one of the city's best elementary schools, has experienced a robust increase in enrollment, adding 100 children between 2008 and last year, with 50 more projected to join it in the fall.
Expect to see college marketing materials with increased emphasis on growing enrollment, robust endowments and healthy long-term financial prospects.
But the American Canoe Association doesn't see instructional enrollment matching robust kayak sales, said Wyatt Boughter, the association's director of communications and marketing, noting his group's concern.
Still, enrollment remains robust, particularly in the early grades and parts of the city, like the immigrant enclaves of western Queens.
Meanwhile, P.S. 89's enrollment, a robust 415 on Sept. 11, has dropped to 280 as families, displaced from their homes and living as far away as the Hamptons, have transferred their children to schools that are more settled and convenient.
As shown by simulations in [ 2], the development of the robust gene signature require enrollment of thousands patients, which is not feasible (see also [ 3] for detailed discussion).
While demand for expertise in difficult languages like Arabic and Farsi has become more robust, some professors suggest that enrollment increases in these areas are more a matter of normal growth than a result of recent global events.
